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How to say where Assignee does not include (Inactive)
Hi Rachel - Welcome to the Atlassian Community!
Just did this same thing yesterday. :-)
Try this:
assignee not in (membersOf(jira-users))
Hope that helps!
okay, thanks! I tried it and it filtered everything out including those that don't have inactive in the name. So, maybe our system is set up differently.
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Hmmm, wondering how your system is labeling what makes a user inactive. Can you find that out from your system administrator?
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AND assignee not in (inactiveUsers())
This is what seemed to work. Thank you!
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Sure, this is what worked in our system:
AND assignee not in (inactiveUsers())
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That filters out all inactive users. Is there a way to filter out a specific inactive user?
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Sure @erik-foxcroft - just use there account id or user name directly.
Something like AND assigned != john.funk
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That was the first thing I tried, but it did not work. When I started typing their name in the query it did not suggest a full name, as it had for all the active people, so I tried putting their name in quotes, and I tried putting their name as it appeared in the tickets, with '(Inactive)' after it, but they still kept appearing.
I tried to find their ID but it was not obvious where to find it.
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That was the first thing I tried, but it did not work. I tried to find their ID but it was not obvious where to find it.
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No, their name will not appear when typing - sorry, I should have mentioned that. You have to use the username or the accountID.
You can those under the User Management (Admin) section.
Settings > User Management and then search for the user.
Click on the user. The accountID will be the entire long string after the users/ in the URL
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Thanks.
I don't have admin access, so I cannot list the users. However, I downloaded an all-fields csv of a filter result containing some of their tickets and that contained the user ID. I used that and the filter works!
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